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Concorde Battery Corporation

2009 San Bernardino Road
West Covina, California 91790
United States
Telephone: 626-813-1234.
Fax: 626-813-1235.
Web: http://www.concordebattery.com.

Products manufactured by Concorde Battery Corporation (listed alphabetically)

  1. CHAIRMAN SERIES GEL POWER BATTERIES

    The Chairman Series Gel Power Batteries are sealed, maintenance free wheelchair and motive power batteries. These batteries are available in 12-volt or 6-volt models that use absorbed electrolyte technology. Gas recombination eliminates corrosive, explosive gasses. The materials are non-spillable, even if the case is damaged. Due to these safety features, these batteries are not restricted for air travel. RECHARGE: These batteries are designed to give 700+ discharge/recharge cycles, and can be recharged after 30 days of being stored in a discharged state. CAPACITY: At 20 hour rate A.H,, capacities range from 34 to 180. DIMENSIONS: Lengths range from 7.71 to 20.76 inches; widths are 5.18 to 10.89 inches; heights vary from 6.89 to 15.73 inches. WEIGHT: 24 to 162 pounds.

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